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    Are there any good "pink" ball python morphs?

    I told my daughter that if she does well with her first snake for two years I will get her another one and she said that she wants a pink one. Are there any nice pink morphs? Would I be able to find them at a reptile show or should I consider ordering one and having it delivered? Thanks!

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    Re: Are there any good "pink" ball python morphs?

    The only pink morph I've seen is the super champagne, but sadly so far it seems lethal.
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    There's plenty of pink corn snakes lol.

    Cherry bombs are kinda pink.
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    I know one by nerd. They call it the oink panther. But I'm sure it cost $$$$$


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    Leucistics turn pink in the face when they eat! Does that count?

    Also some of the pricier snakes--bananas, coral glows, etc. those two and their combos have some pretty intense pinks mixed in their oranges and yellows
    Last edited by purplemuffin; 09-13-2012 at 11:32 PM.

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    There aren't any affordable pink ball pythons at the moment, but as someone else mentioned, corn snakes have several affordable pink morphs. You might want to consider a coral snow corn snake.
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    There are some very pretty pinkish boas, but they're pricey. And it's a bigger commitment to house and feed a big snake like that. I think if she really has her heart set on a pink snake, corns are the way to go.

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    Here are some really nice ones. They're more like ball python prices, but wow, are they awesome.

    http://www.poppycorns.com/services.html

    Oh, they're line-bred, that's why they're so expensive. And she claims the boys hold their color better as they age?

    You might also look around for some nicely-colored adults, just to be safe.
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    Re: Are there any good "pink" ball python morphs?

    Mystic potions are a silvery purple. Or, more affordably, show her pics of pieds. I have yet to have a kid not be blown away by my pied, and all the white parts go pink when she's going into shed.
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    Pastel potions are pink
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    Thanks, I did have her look at the corn snakes and others but she really seems to have a preference for ball pythons (couldn't get myself to say balls, lol). I have seen a few moprhs like the super mojave bel, ivory dream, etc. that look nice and pink but the price is crazy for a hobbiest. It makes sense to pay that much if one is looking for a gene to generate offspring to turn a profit but I just want to give her what she wants. Thanks for the info everyone.

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